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Okay, so basically for all my mics I can just use the 10 preamps with the Tascam, and for my guitar I can ether go through my amp or just use a 1/4" cable into my interface?

So if I was only using 8 mics max to record drums would I still need an extra two channel preamp? And also, if I was recording electric guitar, would I plug in my guitar to my amplifier and then to my interface, or would I go directly into the interface from my guitar?

Oh okay, thank you for clarifying. :) What do you mean by stereo preamps? I read that another guy bought a preamp along with his interface. What is that for?

Yes, ive looked at the Tascam and it looked very nice for my price range. It only has 8 mic inputs right? And the other 8 are for patch cords?

So all audio interfaces allow you to record like 4 mics for example in 4 different tracks? And then you just edit it in your computer?

arcadeko, you also said in that thread you linked here: "A simple interface may only have one or two inputs (or no inputs and just built in mics) while others may be a full multi-track mixing console." So an interface could also include a mixer?

What would the behringer mixer be for exactly then? I have read many little site and they say that it is used for setting eq and stuff before actually mixing it afterwards, but you can only record it as one track.

Hi, i have been wanting to start my own little recording studio as a hobby in my free time. So far, I have chosen my recording software on my laptop and my mics. I am using mixcraft 5, and will be recording guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals, piano, and drums. For the vocals and guitar, etc..., I...